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Luton Airport Fire Causes Flight Disruption for 40,000 Passengers

11Oct

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Luton Airport Fire Causes Flight Disruption for 40,000 Passengers

Up to 40,000 passengers face travel disruptions due to flight cancellations following a substantial fire at a car park in London's Luton Airport. The Bedfordshire Fire and Rescue Service deployed over 10 fire engines to the scene, reporting significant damage to approximately 80 percent of the third floor. A fire at Luton Airport's car park has led to flight cancellations affecting up to 40,000 passengers. All flights are on hold until at least 3 pm. Firefighters are working to control the blaze that started just before 9 pm. The new Terminal 2 car park has partially collapsed, causing uncertainty about potential occupants. About 80% of the third floor is severely damaged. It's estimated that 1,200 vehicles were in the car park and are expected to be extensively damaged. Luton Airport ...

Tiktok video of Dolly with Margalla forest set on fire

The flames of bad publicity can be fanned, but not those of global warming. In crowded rooms, the name TikTok often causes brows to furrow when it is mentioned. TikToker Dolly poses in front of a burning resource to gain likes, which baffles even followers of the social media platform, tiktok. She captioned the content of her TikTok video. "Fire erupts wherever I am," with a picture of a burning hillside on Margalla Hills as the backdrop. Humaira Asghar, known as Dolly on social platforms, posted the clip on May 17 to TikTok.” TikToker Dolly has been charge under the wildlife and environment protection laws. For setting fires in the Maragalla forest on the complaint of the Capital Development Authority (CDA). An assistant director of the CDA informed the police, in a first info...

Fire errupts in Pace Shopping Plaza Lahore

Fire at a shopping mall in Lahore's Gulberg area was partially contained after six hours, and a cooling process is now underway. No injuries were reported till now. Last night, a fire engulfed the Pace shopping plaza Lahore at 1 a.m. Flames spread quickly, destroying many stores in the mall. Firefighters used more than 25 vehicles to extinguish that. After 6 hours of frantic action, the firefighters partially controlled the fire. WASA vehicles were also used to douse leaping flames. Approximately 60 rescue officials participated in the operation. At this point, no one has been injured, but the shop valuables worth thousands of rupees have been destroyed. Umar Sher Chattah, the Deputy Commissioner of Lahore, tweeted that the fire is now under control. He wrote: A fire has been ...